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Commissioned by Louis Kamper in 1915 for his brother-in-law August P. Kling and mother-in-law Josephine Honer Kling (operators of the P. H. Kling Brewing Company), The
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Designed in 1908 by Louis Kamper in corporation with the major residential and commercial architectural firm John Scott & Company for Arthur M. Buhl (a member of
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A striking private residence within Detroit’s historic Indian Village District, The Arthur K. Barker House at 1443 Seminole Street, Detroit, MI 48214 (designed by
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The Frank C. Melin House located at 505 E. Boston Boulevard, Detroit, MI 48202, is one of the Arden Park–East Boston Historic District’s most prominent and
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The Herman Darmstaetter House is a prime example of the rich architectural vision found throughout Detroit’s Arden Park–East Boston Historic District. Located at 115
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The Arden Park–East Boston Historic District’s Charles W. Kotcher House, located at 154 Arden Park Boulevard, Detroit, MI 48202, is a perfect example of the refined early
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Designed by renowned 20th century Detroit architect Louis Kamper, Arden Park–East Boston Historic District’s Armin Darmstaetter House is one of the grandest residences in
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Advertise with usLouis Kamper (1861–1953) was a native of Bavaria and one of the city of Detroit’s most influential 20th-century architects. The man who helped shape the city’s rich
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